Albums Ariana Grande - positions - OUT NOW
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Animal House
Superstar
Wtf
this shyt gonna slap 
Great album
she's cementing her legacy right now
colicolicoli
Droid Gang
Love the album.
I can see her white fans not liking it much because it definitely leans more to R&B, but her voice sounds so good doing R&B.
My Hair is a fukkin bop.
I can see her white fans not liking it much because it definitely leans more to R&B, but her voice sounds so good doing R&B.
My Hair is a fukkin bop.
wild100sboy
:mjpls:
This is 
Ariana is bae
Ariana is bae
FunkDoc1112
Heavily Armed
This dude Napoleon has to have dirt on the mods
NOSaintsFan02
Superstar
I'm not in the Ariana circle so is her music really hitting like that? I'm talking legendary shyt or is it "she's a woman and she's the big thing right now so we're going to prop up her music no matter what she puts out."
I'm just trying to figure out will she go down in the Britney/Christina tier of legacy or is she gonna be held in higher esteem? As successful as she is, there's not many songs or projects from her that I know of that are legendary or appeals to all generations of fans. "thank u, next" I guess?
I'm just trying to figure out will she go down in the Britney/Christina tier of legacy or is she gonna be held in higher esteem? As successful as she is, there's not many songs or projects from her that I know of that are legendary or appeals to all generations of fans. "thank u, next" I guess?
Mike the Executioner
What went on up there? Poppers and weird sex!
TL;DR - Ariana has already set up a nice legacy for herself, but her albums are gradually getting worse over time and I don't see that changing any time soon.
With her, it's a mixture, but she's more in the Britney/Christina tier to me. I don't think she has the catalogue that legendary artists have, but her impact/influence is going to be felt years down the line. When Billie Eilish won Album of the Year this year, she felt like Ariana deserved it for Thank U, Next. So she definitely has the love of the industry.
I'm more of a fan of her earlier work. I think she was on her way to putting together a great discography, but after Dangerous Woman, she went in a completely different direction with her sound. She was still putting out great or good songs, but the albums as a whole weren't as interesting anymore. Musically, she's gotten boring and predictable for the most part. I knew what this new album would sound like based off the first single and the tracklist. That's not a good thing at all. One reason I really like Dangerous Woman is because she was messing with a variety of genres on it. She never did that again.
Overall, I think she's already set herself up. The Sweetener/Thank U, Next period was important for her because she became the undisputed #1 pop artist. She also started getting more critical acclaim, and her personal life was also in the news constantly. I know this new album is going to smash, but going forward, I wish she would diversify her sound more. She used to have fantastic production (her first three albums). She used to sing more instead of rap half the time. And she used to be a lot of fun to listen to. But I'm starting to wonder if I should just listen to the singles and nothing else.
I'm more of a fan of her earlier work. I think she was on her way to putting together a great discography, but after Dangerous Woman, she went in a completely different direction with her sound. She was still putting out great or good songs, but the albums as a whole weren't as interesting anymore. Musically, she's gotten boring and predictable for the most part. I knew what this new album would sound like based off the first single and the tracklist. That's not a good thing at all. One reason I really like Dangerous Woman is because she was messing with a variety of genres on it. She never did that again.
Overall, I think she's already set herself up. The Sweetener/Thank U, Next period was important for her because she became the undisputed #1 pop artist. She also started getting more critical acclaim, and her personal life was also in the news constantly. I know this new album is going to smash, but going forward, I wish she would diversify her sound more. She used to have fantastic production (her first three albums). She used to sing more instead of rap half the time. And she used to be a lot of fun to listen to. But I'm starting to wonder if I should just listen to the singles and nothing else.
Low End Derrick
Veteran
Napoleon gotta be on UMG's payroll, surely... 